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Reflexion
/rəˈflekSH(ə)n/
noun

1. A close-knit team of diversely talented thinkers who think your performance and health is our first priority

2. The cutting edge of cognitive training and tracking technology

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our mission -
helping you reflect to move forward.

about-vision

our vision -
create a world where we all take care of our brains.

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Our story

Our story begins with three high school friends. After experiencing the effects of a concussion firsthand, our co-founders formed a team of knowledgeable, dedicated and compassionate individuals and made it our goal to change the way our athletes view their brains. We continue to refine and develop our platform to best help you do what you do best, both on and off the field.

We want Reflexion to change how the world views brain training with modern data-driven and speed-focused technology. Creating our service has provided us with the incredible opportunity to train and help athletes. It’s a responsibility we don’t take lightly.

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In the news
Heavy.com
Evan Holyfield Flaunts Secret Weapon: ‘It’s the Future’
Heavy.com

If retired heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield’s next-gen fitness plan from 35 years ago was worthy of its name “Omega Project”, then his son Evan Holyfield’s sports cognition training program should probably be called something like “Project Z”.

Because where the elder Holyfield’s training methods were cutting edge stuff back then, the neuro-fitness regimen his son is doing through a company called Reflexion makes all that stuff seem like ancient history.

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SportsTechie
Reflexion CEO Matt Campagna: Envision Yourself Becoming a Better Athlete
SportsTechie

World’s shortest elevator pitch: “Reflexion is a cognitive sports training company focused on improving athletic performance while keeping athletes healthy and safe.”

Company: Reflexion

Location: Lancaster, Pa.

Year founded: 2015

Website/app: reflexion.co / iOS

Funding round to date: “We’ve raised approximately $3 million in series seed to date.”

Who are your investors? “Notable investors would be 1855 Capital. They’re an affinity fund related to Penn State University, that was one of our earliest customers. Bill Besselman, he’s the former VP of connected fitness integrations and strategy at Under Armour, multiple family offices in the Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jersey areas, as well as Ben Franklin Technology Partners.”

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Cheddar
Reflexion CEO Talks Developing Tech for Athletic Training

Matt Campagna, Founder and CEO of Reflexion, joins 'Cheddar Reveals' to discuss how it tracks reaction time and relays data back to athletes in order to improve their performance.

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Pennsylvania Business Central
Central Pennsylvania Company is providing the competitive Edge in Sports Cognition Training
Pennsylvania Business Central

Two high school friends come up with what they believe is the next Big Idea. Driven by imagination and ambition, they are determined to make their dream a reality. Starting in a home basement, they develop their idea. Mentors and backers are found. Early success leads to total commitment and rapid growth. What began as the brainchild of two high school friends has grown into a nationwide business that is poised for further expansion and development. It’s the Big Tech story writ large – but it isn’t Apple – it’s Reflexion, a Pennsylvania based company that on the cutting edge of cognitive sports training.

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MarketScale
How Dr. Daniel Laby of SportsVision NYC Created a Whole Category of Moneyball for Vision
MarketScale

Do athletes have a sixth sense when it comes to anticipating a penalty kick or deciphering whether to swing at an iffy strike zone pitch? Yes and no — it’s a mix of stellar hand-eye coordination, past experience that helps athletes anticipate the ball, and training. But not simply athletic training; visual-motor reaction time training.

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Engadget
Reflexion's big-screen concussion tester is heading to schools
Engadget

We met Reflexion and its Edge screen last year, and even then we were pretty taken with the idea: A Whac-A-Mole-style test for athletes that improves coordination and helps spot concussions after a big hit? It's uniquely odd, but valuable nonetheless. This year, the team is back with an essentially final version of its six-foot-long display, and it has one crucial trick its predecessor didn't: You can fold it up and squeeze it into a backpack, perfect for high school coaches who need to lug these things to games.

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Yahoo! Finance
Reflexion Interactive Technologies to Showcase The Reflexion Edge at CES Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwired - Jan 3, 2017) - Reflexion Interactive Technologies will exhibit The Reflexion Edge, a portable concussion detection machine, at CES in Las Vegas, Nevada January 5 - 8 at the Las Vegas Convention. Reflexion will be part of the Case Western Reserve University Booth #51102 in the University Innovations Section in the Sands Expo Center.

"We are looking forward to showcasing our new patent pending prototype of the Reflexion Edge, a robust concussion monitoring system, at CES in the Innovations Area and talking to attendees, the media and potential investors about our clinical study with Penn State University," said Matthew Campagna, co-founder of Reflexion Interactive Technologies. "Athletes are our primary focus and we plan to protect them by providing a fast, portable, and affordable solution to keep them safe. We recognize that millions of concussions are reported each year and that these are only a fraction of all concussions that athletes face in reality."

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IBT
New Technology Unveiled At CES 2017 Can Help Spot Concussions In Just 30 Seconds

Concussions continue to plague sports of all kinds, with occasionally tragic outcomes. A new piece of technology, unveiled at CES 2017, may be the key to catching concussions that would otherwise go undetected.

The Reflexion Edge, from the Reflexion Interactive Technologies, aims to shed light on some of the darker areas of concussion protocol that leaves mild concussions often undiagnosed—leaving an athlete exposed to potentially devastating, compounding effects down the line.

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Forbes
This Portable Prototype Is Designed To Detect Concussions In 30 Seconds
Forbes

American high school football is 47 percent of all reported sports concussions and 33% of those happen during sports practice. Ice hockey and soccer closely follow concussions in high school sports. Athletes can go to the hospital for an MRI or CT scan to determine if they've suffered a concussion, but it's difficult to detect a concussion in the moment.

There is dectection technology for concussions ranging from the King-Devick test, ImPACT test and BrainScope's EEG technology which all use single symptom diagnosis like eye movement, brain waves or a test-retest variance to determine concussion. Even with these tests, environmental conditions can have an impact on diagnosis. By example, if someone is tired or has a headache, the rapid movement of the eye between fixed points may be slowed down, but peripheral vision could be just fine. This makes it hard to detect mild concussions.

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Medgadget
Reflexion Edge: A New Idea for Concussion Assessment
Medgadget

Reflexion Interactive out of Lancaster, Pennsylvania is showing off a novel touch-based concussion assessment system. It consists of a series of panels with LEDs that light up for the person using it to touch. The system lights up patterns that have to be reached out for and touched. Because it is so wide, it often requires the user to physically move to reach different spots on the system. It measures accurately the user touches the targets, as well as how fast.

The current device weighs less than 20 pounds (9 Kg) when broken down and can be stuffed inside a carrying bag.

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Penn State
Penn State’s Matthew Roda is putting his education to work by enhancing the process behind concussion testing for athletes.

Matthew Roda experienced a late-diagnosed concussion in high school and now is leading the charge on early detection for athletes. He has developed a six-panel touch screen array that uses the latest theories on brain trauma to test the peripheral vision and reflexes of an athlete who could be concussed.

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Invent PSU
Reflexion Interactive Technologies Earns Best Startup of CES 2018 Nomination

Reflexion Interactive Technologies, founded by Penn State junior Matt Roda, has been nominated by Engadget as one of the best startups of the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. Reflexion Interactive’s “Reflexion Edge” device is a foldable, lightweight panel that displays lights the user touches to gauge their response times and other brain functions to improve performance and check for a concussion.

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Full Stack Software Engineer

We're a fast-growing start-up company, and our "full stack" includes hardware design, bare-metal embedded code, creating system-level libraries and frameworks, mobile apps, web front ends and back ends, neuro-cognitive tests, games for improving neuro-cognitive abilities, data science, and machine learning.

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System Software Engineer

We are looking for a person who can help us optimize the process of improving cognitive function by automatically assigning training tasks based on data. The Reflexion Edge and Flex are large touch-screen displays, with programmed activities that measure and train cognitive functions, such as reaction time, simple decision-making, peripheral vision, inhibitory control, and short-term memory. The devices' game-like interaction makes them fun to use and thus easy to achieve compliance from athletes and brain injury rehab patients. Our web-based software enables trainers to manage performance training and rehab and enables athletes to track their progress in a meaningful and engaging way.

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